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The History and Uses of Terracotta in Construction Projects

The History and Uses of Terracotta in Construction Projects

The word terracotta originates quite literally from the Italian translation “baked earth” and its use across the globe has a prominent place in history (and continues to be vastly used today).

The History and Uses of Terracotta in Construction Projects
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One of its earliest reference points was in prehistoric art, with some of the oldest pottery of time being found as far back as 24,000 BC. Interestingly, these early pieces were found to be Palaeolithic terracotta figurines, rather than cooking vessels, as you might expect, demonstrating how widely terracotta has been used in the art.

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The History and Uses of Terracotta in Construction projects in Chania, Crete, Greece.
The History and Uses of Terracotta in Construction projects in Chania, Crete, Greece.
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